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<blockquote data-quote="Death_Jester" data-source="post: 1270769" data-attributes="member: 2156">Greetings Steverooo and Starwolf, Good to hear from you two.&nbsp; Sorry it has taken so long to get back in touch with everyone but NWN has gotten my attention again.&nbsp; For SteveroooI hadn't thought of the players trying to fight back when the bandits attack.&nbsp; I might have one of the NPC parents grab them and force them to run away.&nbsp; Or have the children out helping to hunt for food during the evening hours and have them come home to find their loved ones missing and or dead.&nbsp; Thanks again for pointing that out. The list looks very interesting and I will have to take some time to read it. As for the team building episodes I will look into it once the players have built their characters and we have a confirmed play list.&nbsp; Something I would like to point out about the Kids game is that everyone will be NPC &quot;commoner class&quot; and have skills based on that.&nbsp; They will be allowed to keep these skills once they become first level &quot;character class&quot; characters.&nbsp; The same will happen with their hit points as well.&nbsp; My little bonus for having survived the stuff I will put them though.&nbsp; So starting off the skill points for my kids game will be (character class base)+int bonus times 2 and then at first level they will get (character class base)+int bonus times 4 but the skill cap will remain the same. Level +3 for class skills and half of the class max skill for cross class skills. That will force them to spread the extra skills out a little more and make diverse characters. I like the idea of the player not dying but just being very ill while recovery.&nbsp; I am going to use Rel's suggestion about luck points saving their lives but I might make this a side effect of using them to escape damage.&nbsp; It would be like a karmic see saw. For every very lucky action there is a dept that must be paid.&nbsp; That is something to think about.&nbsp; As always if you have any questions or observations about the kids game please feel free to post them and I will answer in a post. For Starwolf I like the long lost relatives kind of idea that could be fun to play with have one of the players have a connection the adventuring company.&nbsp; Maybe even have some old enemies come back to haunt the house.&nbsp; That can put a really personal spin on the games.&nbsp; Not to mention a motivation for them to be accepted as apprentices. Thanks for that wonderful bit of information.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Death_Jester, post: 1270769, member: 2156"] Greetings Steverooo and Starwolf, Good to hear from you two. Sorry it has taken so long to get back in touch with everyone but NWN has gotten my attention again. For Steverooo I hadn't thought of the players trying to fight back when the bandits attack. I might have one of the NPC parents grab them and force them to run away. Or have the children out helping to hunt for food during the evening hours and have them come home to find their loved ones missing and or dead. Thanks again for pointing that out. The list looks very interesting and I will have to take some time to read it. As for the team building episodes I will look into it once the players have built their characters and we have a confirmed play list. Something I would like to point out about the Kids game is that everyone will be NPC "commoner class" and have skills based on that. They will be allowed to keep these skills once they become first level "character class" characters. The same will happen with their hit points as well. My little bonus for having survived the stuff I will put them though. So starting off the skill points for my kids game will be (character class base)+int bonus times 2 and then at first level they will get (character class base)+int bonus times 4 but the skill cap will remain the same. Level +3 for class skills and half of the class max skill for cross class skills. That will force them to spread the extra skills out a little more and make diverse characters. I like the idea of the player not dying but just being very ill while recovery. I am going to use Rel's suggestion about luck points saving their lives but I might make this a side effect of using them to escape damage. It would be like a karmic see saw. For every very lucky action there is a dept that must be paid. That is something to think about. As always if you have any questions or observations about the kids game please feel free to post them and I will answer in a post. For Starwolf I like the long lost relatives kind of idea that could be fun to play with have one of the players have a connection the adventuring company. Maybe even have some old enemies come back to haunt the house. That can put a really personal spin on the games. Not to mention a motivation for them to be accepted as apprentices. Thanks for that wonderful bit of information. [/QUOTE]

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